Master's Degree Engineering All programs (Russian Medium) Moscow Aviation Institute

Engineering is a broad subject which splits into many different disciplines, including chemical, civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering. Engineering graduates are often logical thinkers with excellent numerical and problem-solving skills. A degree in an engineering or technology-related subject is usually necessary to work in this sector, though a few engineers have qualifications in disciplines such as maths, physics, or computer science. Students of non-engineering subjects may be required to complete a conversion course or professional qualification before working in the field. The careers open to engineering graduates are wide and varied, although you may wish to choose the career most relevant to your engineering specialization and related skills. This may require extra studying and work experience; if you’d like to become a chartered engineer, for example, you will need to take a postgraduate course (MEng) and gain professional experience.

The Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University) traces its history back to March 20, 1930. The Higher Aeromechanical School (VAMU) was created to ensure the training of highly qualified personnel for the country's aviation industry based on the aeromechanical faculty of the Moscow State Technical University, named after N. E. Bauman. On August 20 of the same year, it was renamed the Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI). In March 2015, by order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the Moscow Aviation Institute was reorganized by joining MATI - the Russian State Technological University named after K. E. Tsiolkovsky.